Nethermind

blockchain

BusinessDevelopment&PartnershipsLead

United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Business Development & Partnerships Lead at Nethermind. Skills: Business Development, Partnerships, Sales, Relationship Building. Build Midwest commercial pipeline. Develop relationships with operators”

What You'll Achieve.

Map the Midwest market; Identify priority pilot targets; Create qualified list of partners; Create qualified list of customers; Secure decision-maker meetings; Turn product demo into serious pilot conversations; Company has active or contracted pilots; Company has operator relationships; Company has venue relationships; Company has payment partner relationships; On track to become a regional commercial leader

Industry & Context.

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Eligibility Requirements

Willingness to travel across the Midwest and occasionally to company or investor meetings

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Vending machine industry experience, Micro-markets experience, Convenience stores / c-store industry experience, Payments / merchant acquiring / POS / payment terminals experience, Unattended retail experience, Retail automation experience, Self-service kiosks experience, Office coffee service experience, Route-based operations experience, Food service automation experience, Workplace services experience, Industrial site services experience, Network in Michigan, the Midwest, or the US vending / convenience / payments / unattended retail ecosystem, Ability to sell into traditional industries, Ability to build trust with operators and location owners, Ability to understand machine economics, Ability to understand payment workflows, Ability to understand service operations, Ability to understand inventory, Ability to understand uptime, Ability to understand operator concerns, English fluency, Willingness to travel across the Midwest, Experience with vending operators, Experience with micro-market operators, Experience with c-store groups, Experience with payment providers, Experience with industrial campuses, Experience with hospitals, Experience with universities, Experience with logistics centers, Experience with workplace service companies, Experience selling or launching hardware-plus-software products, Experience with field pilots, Experience with route operations, Experience with retail tech, Experience with machine deployments, Experience building a new territory from scratch

Nice to Have

Regional GM role, US launch leadership role

What You'll Do.

Build Midwest commercial pipeline

Develop relationships with operators

Develop relationships with convenience retail groups

Develop relationships with payment partners

Develop relationships with venue owners

Develop relationships with industrial campuses

Develop relationships with hospitals

Develop relationships with universities

Develop relationships with logistics centers

Develop relationships with workplace service providers

Identify high-quality pilot opportunities

Turn demo interest into pilot agreements

Turn demo interest into letters of intent

Turn demo interest into partnerships

Turn demo interest into customer commitments

Lead customer discovery

Lead partner conversations

Gather market feedback

Translate feedback into product requirements

Translate feedback into deployment requirements

Help define pilot economics

Help define customer success metrics

Help define regional launch playbook

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